Phild
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Two different ABC pressings, one just the same as HOTB and uses, I believe, the same stampers. Stampers wear out so they must have had them re-done, so must have sold quite a few copies Phil
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Mine's on and I'm out the door
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Yep. That is one guy who will deffo be late for his own funeral
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Vernon now living in Bolton, but gets back to God's Country now and then. Phil
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How much are you lookinmg to pay? Phil
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Four Tops now sorted! Still looking for the others. Phil
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Must be in VG+ or better Please PM with price and condition Thanks Phil
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Is J D Bryant still available? Cheers Phil
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Surely the legitimate release of such sounds is better than, and in no way the same as, the bootlegging which was so rife in the 70's and still to an extent goes on today? Phil
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He's obviously been out in Yorkshire Malc Phil
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I'll never buy another record again unless there's a description at least as detailed as this one. Phil
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I didn't even think the original would fetch any more than that! I have a spare orig. Might put it for sales given this madness. Might even fetch over £100! Phil
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bump!
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Was always happy to have you on board Mark. Happy Days indeed. Remember the BBC invasion really well. Had the entire front room decorated by Vernon prior to them coming That was 23 years ago! Phil
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Hi Alison, The HWSC was initially me and a mate, and we ran the first nighter under that banner in October 1987. Crofty was part of the HWSC set up from the 3rd nighter (after "persuading" us by .... well it doesn't matter now, it's a long time ago) The niters at Queens Hall ran under HWSC until first part of 1991 (when I got collared by the Inland Revenue) and it became After Dark from then. I got a bit disillusioned by some of the "politics" then and rarely ventured to any kind of soul do for a couple of years or so. HWSC ran all niters 5 times a month for most of 1988,89 & 90. Vnues included - Bradford Queens Hall, Burnley Thompson Centre, Bolton Town Hall, Hinckley Leisure Centre and Leeds Astoria. In early 80's After Dark ran all-niters at Queens Hall in 1982 & 83 before moving to Bensons Bierkeller in late 83. Chris Burton ran a one-off all-niter at Queens Hall in 1985. This was very badly attended and Chris did one at abou 3am and left most of the DJ's and door staff unpaid Queens Hall was first (to me anyway) put on the soul map via the alldayers that Ivor Allen used to run in the late 70's through to early 80's. Place is ruined now, but some great memories persist. Phil
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A few UK TMG wants in VG+ or better condition only please ... TMG506 Van Dyke, Earl All For You / Too Many Fish in the Sea TMG507 Four Tops Ask the Lonely / Where Did You Go - NOW SORTED! TMG537 Martin, Tony The Bigger Your Heart Is (The Harder You'll Fall) / The Two of Us TMG541 Temptations My Baby / Don't Look Back TMG551 Elgins Put Yourself in My Place / Darling Baby Please PM with price etc Cheers Phil
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I designed that all by myself. My old address and phone number. No wonder I got done by the revenue, and had the house repo'd Crafty barsteward was Crofty Phil
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My current Top Ten of all time. It does change from time to time but the top 3 have been the same for at least the last 25 or more years .... 1. Don Gardner - Cheating Kind 2. Court Davis - Try To Think 3. Eric Mercury - Lonely Girl 4. Poets - Wrapped Around Your Finger 5. Johnny Robinson - Gone But Not Forgotten 6. Jay Traynor - Up And Over 7. Micky Buckins - Silly Girl 8. Joe-L - I'm Not Gonna Be Worried 9. Mighty Marvelow - Talkin' Bout You Baby 10. The Nights - (When You Drop You Guard) Love Knocked You Down Phil
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Thanks for the nice comments people. All our releases are available from https:///www.soul-intention.co.uk and all good purveyprs of soulful music Phil
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Otis Williams - Take Me Back - Soul Intention
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Otis Williams - I Got To Have You - Soul Intention
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I'm pleased to announce that the masters are almost complete, the label artwork is ready, the mechanical license is sorted and the next release on Soul Intention wil be ... SI005 - Otis Williams - Take Me Back / I Got To Have You Hope to have... Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
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I'm pleased to announce that the masters are almost complete, the label artwork is ready, the mechanical license is sorted and the next release on Soul Intention wil be ... SI005 - Otis Williams - Take Me Back / I Got To Have You Hope to have it available by late Jan. This has got to be one of the best 70's double-siders ever! The owner and prodiucer Kent Washburn has this to say ........... "I am so pleased to see that these two masters finally get to the public. It finally confirms my belief way back in the early 70's, of the serious validity of: (1) the songs, (2)the musicians and (3) the technical staff. These tracks are seriously good, and why they never got released is a mystery to me at this point. I even chatted with Otis (Williams) recently, and he can't even remember why he was in St Louis to start with, or what prompted us to even cut the tracks either However, he does confirm that it is him, and yes, he does remember the songs and recording them, but he can't remember how the whole thing got hooked up to start with, and neither can I!! Never-the-less, Here are the people that helped create these two excellent sides.... Both Sides were Produced by Michael L Smith (now known as Michael Lovesmith, or just Lovesmith) along with Kent Washburn. Steve Litman, (the engineer that recorded and mixed all of their collaborations) was the Engineer. The musicians were the "A" team at that time in St Louis. This "CMC Rhythm Section" consisted of: Bass: Tom Zuzenak or Paul Jackson ( can't really remember which one played Otis' session, but I would think it was Tom Zuzenak from listening to it.) ... Drums: Michael Grimes, and Guitar: Phil Westmoreland ,(both were part of the group, Marcus Kelly and Westmoreland Co.), Keyboard: Michael L Smith. I used them on Everything I did, along with a keyboardist that was not on the Otis session, named: William "Billy B" Bickelhaupt. Some of the Horn Players were Tyrone Perry and David Hines, Myself, and some others whose names escape me (please forgive...smile). Strings were the local Symphony Strings. And, almost 40 years later, Hello from St Louis, et, al.... You now get to finally hear it!!!"
